The government will not change its immigration policy to try to curb the housing crisis, Prime Minister John Key says.
Reserve Bank deputy governor Grant Spencer has said there has been an inflow of 160,000 people in the past three years, and that cannot be ignored.
He said the government's policy needed to be reviewed to see whether the right people with the right skills were coming into the country.
But John Key said the majority of immigrants were from categories that could not or should not be changed. ...
"No change on immigration, says John Key"
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